Link: Life and work of Lawren Harris in focus with new film ‘Where the Universe Sings’

From Lauren La Rose of The Canadian Press:

Link: Life and work of Lawren Harris in focus with new film ‘Where the Universe Sings’
With his paintings shattering records at auctions, and an upcoming exhibit of his work at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Lawren Harris is having a career renaissance more than four decades after his death.

Focus on the life and work of the legendary Group of Seven leader shifts to the screen with “Where the Universe Sings: The Spiritual Journey of Lawren Harris,” premiering Saturday at 9 p.m. ET on Ontario public service broadcaster TVO. The film will be available to stream at tvo.org beginning on Sunday. Continue reading.

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2 thoughts on “Link: Life and work of Lawren Harris in focus with new film ‘Where the Universe Sings’”

  1. Americans originally told us decades ago that The Group of Seven is Canada’s best. Now another generation of Americans is doing it again. Yet again Americans are brainwashing everybody what to think and appreciate as valuable. Steve Martin – American; Colm Feore – American; Nancy Lang – American; Peter Raymont – a Canadian who documents Canadian failures; So, what we get is A bunch of Americans and one Canadian lacky telling Canadians and the world what is Canada’s alleged best by re-telling the Group of Seven story about a bunch of backwoods Canadians who’s best works look like Paint-By-Numbers done by kids in grade 4 public school. Why doesn’t the ‘elite’ appreciate Real Art, like that of Canadian Cory Trepanier http://www.trepanieroriginals.com/ Instead the whole world has yet again gone insane for abstract junk. Makes me weep, and very angry.

  2. So angry that you post the same thing under many handles, over and over…”Stevie” and whatever else you use when you post about how Americans have taken over culture. Thank God most Canadians don’t share your parochial, paranoid, Anti-American and wingnutty views on “Canadian Cultural Purity”

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